FDJ United Stock Rises Over 2%: End of the Downtrend?
FDJ United's stock marks one of the strongest performances in the SBF 120 this Wednesday. The stock is recovering after several challenging months, while short positions remain high on the value. The session allowed the price to move back above a closely watched technical threshold.
A Rebound Crossing the MM20 But Still Below the MM50 at €23.96
FDJ United's stock increased by 2.18% to €23.39 at closing, marking the third largest rise in the SBF 120 behind Mercialys and Solvay, while the broader index fell by 0.19%. The session enabled the stock to significantly surpass its 20-day moving average (€22.89) by 3%. However, the 50-day moving average at €23.96 remains within immediate reach and constitutes the next threshold to cross to confirm an exit from the consolidation phase. The RSI at 47 remains neutral, which leaves room before reaching any tension zone. Over three months, the stock is still down by 9.6%, and by 28% over a year, making today's rebound more of a breather rather than a confirmed turnaround.
High But Declining Short Positions, Indicating Easing Pressure
According to reviewed statements, six funds hold a combined net short position of 7.57% of the capital on the stock, a level that remains significant for an SBF 120 value. However, the trend is towards a decrease: the combined position has fallen by 1.09 points in a month (from 8.66% thirty days ago). This easing suggests that some participants are gradually covering their bearish exposure, without completely exiting the stock. Caution is advised before drawing any hasty conclusions about the overall sentiment. Fundamentally, the stock has been supported in recent weeks by the activity of its networks, as evidenced by the record gains recorded at Loto Foot 15 in early June.
